On Saturday 26th June 2010, the Saturday Sport printed a picture of a woman bent over and apparently showing her labia from behind on its front page.  This so-called newspaper is on display every day in tens of thousands of newsagents across the UK, and because of its status as a newspaper is generally within easy sight and reach of children and young people where it is stocked.  No age-restrictions apply for purchase of this newspaper.

A Fife shopkeeper received a fine of £53 for displaying hard-core pornography in a family store right down to floor level.  Saeed Ahmed, 57, who runs Newsworld on St Clair Street, Kirkcaldy, failed to turn up at court three times.  On the fourth time he finally pleaded guilty to a charge of indecent display.  The conviction, which took around 9 months, was the first under The Indecent Displays (Control) Act Scotland 1981 in at least a decade.

Amy and Sylvia attended the Family Values Conference in London on 2nd and 3rd June.  There was a wide variety of speakers from different organisations and backgrounds, all interested in, or working in an area relevant to family values. 

Recommendations made by the Home Office in relation to the sale and display so-called "lad's mags" do not go far enough.  The Sexualisation of Young People Review recommends that the existing voluntary guidelines be replaced by a mandatory code, which would place regulations on the display of such magazines and restrict their sale to persons aged 15 and over.